KUKA

Name: KUKA
Address: Zugspitzstraße 140, Augsburg, 86165, Germany
Telephone: 732 784 752 0
Price range: Inquire

Zugspitzstraße 140, Augsburg, 86165, Germany

https://www.kuka.com

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KUKA Overview

Year Founded: 1898

Employees: 1000 & Up

Minimal Budget: Inquire

Average Hourly Rate: Inquire

KUKA is an international automation group with sales of more than EUR 4 billion and around 15,000 employees. As one of the world's leading suppliers of intelligent, resource-saving automation solutions, KUKA offers industrial robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMR) including controllers, software and cloud-based digital services as well as fully connected production systems for a wide range of industries - primarily for markets such as automotive with a focus on e-mobility & battery, electronics, metal & plastic, consumer goods, food, e-commerce, retail and healthcare. KUKA is active with over 100 locations in more than 50 countries. The largest sites are located in Germany, the US, China and Hungary, with headquarters in Augsburg, Germany. The KUKA Group includes Swisslog (intralogistics automation), Swisslog Healthcare (hospital and pharmacy automation), Visual Components (offline programming and simulation) and Device-Insight (IoT).

KUKA Services

AI Development

Industries

Agriculture

KUKA Clients

ENORM Biofactory

Meggson

KR AGILUS

KUKA Reviews

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Fantastic place. Innovation Hub "

Audrius Jasėnas's Review Sourced from Google

Probably least problematic robots for more advanced welding, especially if you have to pair it with additional sensors. "

Piotr Wnek's Review Sourced from Google

125 years in the making. Unique factory . . . "

Haris Markoglou's Review Sourced from Google

Worlds best Robot manufacturer! "

Dr.-Ing. Andreas Keibel's Review Sourced from Google

I have not seen this factory up close. But I know that in most production lines one of these lovely robotic machines is working. Imagine if these robots did not exist, what would be the state of product production? Probably many workers were working, but with low salaries and products leaving the production line of the factories, they faced problems such as assembly defects. Robots have simplified production for us. Good luck hardworking guys. "

mohammad javad nemati's Review Sourced from Google